Ok I tried it out

Ok I tried it out. So I run ucm.cmd and it tells me: "I created a new codebase for you at C:\Users\myuser" but there is nothing there except a .unison folder. I didn't look too closely at first but maybe this all works by storing the code in the sqlite file inside that folder? Dot folders aren't usually relevant for project files. Because then even after the cli had me create a new project called happy-porcupine which is pretty unique on my computer I can't find any file or folder anywhere with that name on my machine. So then the getting started guide for unison tells me to create a scratch.u file and put the hello world instructions in there. But where am I supposed to put that scratch.u file? Ok so in desperation I put it right next to the ucm.cmd and just do "run helloWorld" on the cli even though I don't see why this would work but it does. Apparently I'm supposed to just dump my code directly into the downloaded compiler/folder? So then what is the C:\Users\myuser project folder for if I have to put all my .u files directly next to ucm.cmd anyway? …